I Just Transmigrated, and You're Telling Me Taoism Is Gone?

To really highlight the male lead, it's ridiculous. They agreed on three days later, everyone, including the ghosts, arrived on time, but the male lead was late. And not only late, but so late at that, with so many people dying before he finally appeared – it's incredibly irritating. They're forcibly trying to show how much more the soldiers protect the people compared to the sorcerers.

A heart full of saintly compassion

It's neither Taoist nor fantasy; it's indecisive yet pretends to be profound, the plot drags on, and it tries to elevate itself by belittling other sects while acting like a complete scoundrel. It ships every woman it encounters, and that goblin calls it "daddy" right off the bat—it's all awkward, boastful, and vulgar. How can someone like this revitalize Taoism?

If Taoism produces only these kinds of "protagonists," it's better to just exterminate the sect sooner rather than later, to avoid further embarrassment. What about this behavior does he deserve the title of a Taoist master?

I don't know where this "not saintly" and "decisive" nature is reflected. Anyway, up to chapter eleven, it's all about saving people. Saving people is one thing, but saving ungrateful people is no different from being a saint. How can the protagonist only go to the Northern Heavenly King after Yuan Guan is killed, and then insist on rescuing him to disgust people?

I have no desire to read it chapter by chapter.

Don't insult Taoism; this protagonist is like a scoundrel.

You talk too much nonsense. You're wasting so much time fighting a weak opponent.

Do you have some misunderstanding about being decisive and ruthless?

Where's the promised time-travel story? It's written like a complete idiot who just came down from the mountain.